President Rodrigo Duterte has ordered security forces to use all government resources to provide relief and to rehabilitate areas ravaged by Typhoon Odette.

The number of people who died due to Typhoon Odette (international name: Rai) has risen to 367 as of Christmas Day, the Philippines’ disaster agency reported.

“There is a time and season for everything, and Christmas is a time for peace. Let us continue to help each other to heal and rebuild our lives,” President Rodrigo Duterte said.

The UniTeam Humanitarian Mission led by former senator Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. and Davao City Mayor Sara Duterte-Carpio has continued its relief operations to help victims of Super Typhoon Odette in Butuan City, Dinagat Islands, Cebu and ...

The government is targeting to fully vaccinate 77 million Filipinos by the first quarter of 2022, National Task Force against COVID-19 chief implementer Carlito Galvez Jr. said yesterday as he assured the public of sufficient vaccine supply despite t...

Blaming poverty on the country’s large population, President Duterte has urged Filipino couples to limit their children to three.

The Pitmaster Foundation, the corporate social responsibility arm of electronic sabong or e-sabong operator Lucky 8 Star Quest Inc. of gaming tycoon Charlie “Atong”Ang, pursued immediate coordination efforts with the Philippine Marines to enable ...

President Duterte promised a cash grant of P5,000 for each family displaced by Typhoon Odette and said he would work through Christmas to ensure its distribution.

The Department of Foreign Affairs on Friday said it charted a special repatriation flight that brought home 354 distressed or stranded overseas Filipino workers from Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. 

FDA Director General Eric Domingo said the government will have to purchase jabs with lower doses than those used to inoculate adults.